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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

5

Social News items and visits update

The social page notes a 7 30 PM Pythian Sisters meeting and numerous visits and travels. Mrs J T Dailey from near Albany visits Athens relatives. Virginia Reed of Terra Alta visits Mrs Edward Schloss. many family moves, births, and trips are recorded including a daughter born to Will Cable and a Cleveland visit for Frank McVay’s family.

Virginia Reed Terra Alta W. Va Ohio University Edward, Schloss

Albany social notes and visitors summary

Mr C A Knight of the U S Arsenal Watertown Mass visits his parents in Albany. Ed Vorkes and family from Columbus spend a few days on their farm. Addie Potter of Centerville visits the Charley Brown home. Esther Teeters moves into half the Selvey house. Everett Watson of Columbus visits his grandfather John P. Coe. Frank Coe and family and Howard Coe and family drive to Buckeye Lake then return. Hannah Litle of Wilkesville visits Florence Strong. Guy Moore and Earl Caster drive to Columbus. John Graham in Kentucky training camp visits his father Will Graham. T J Barlow returns from Indiana. Dr McKibben and family of Carbondale visit Florence Strong. Lowell Chase of the Texas Aviation camp spends days with parents Jim and wife.

C. A. Knight U. S. Arsenal Watertown Mass C. G. Knight Ed Vorkes Columbus Addie Potter Centerville Charley Brown Esther Teeters Clara Selvey Everett Watson John P. Coe Frank Coe Howard Coe Buckeye Lake Hannah Litle Wilkesville Florence Strong Guy Moore Earl Caster John Graham Kentucky Will Graham T. J. Barlow Indiana Dr. McKibben Carbondale Lowell Chase Texas Jim Chase

Farewell for Mr. Bryan Before Camp Sherman

A Tuesday evening farewell at the Bryans home marked Mr. Bryans departure to Camp Sherman on Wednesday. Attended by 125 guests, gifts included a wrist watch and tobacco. The event featured a fine supper, music, and social visiting.

Millard Bryan Mr. Bryan Camp Sherman Millard Doris Davis Michigans Lewis Galbraith Chillicothe Charles Campbell Clarence McDonald John Frazier Ernest Whitlatch Camp Upton New York Charles Olson Pete Savage Floyd Whitlatch A. M. Olson Lawrence Agista Nelsonville James Cogers Arthur Burchfield Fannie McCathran Mary Burchfield Mine 211 Whitlatch John Knight Bellaire

Exam Candidates Pack Ellis Hall for Teachers Tests

About 275 hopefuls sought teaching certificates in Ellis Hall with 256 women and 11 men. From Athens County only Wilbur Baughman, 19, represented the male group. 10 men among 212 applicants from other counties. Applicants hail from 44 counties led by Washington and Newark counties, totaling 88 counties statewide.

Ellis Hall Athens County Prof. Mill Wilbur Baughman Lee Township Athens Washington County Allen Auglaize Belmont Brown Clermont Coshocton Darke Delaware Fairfield Fayette Franklin Gallia Guernsey Harrison Hocking Holmes Highland Huron Jackson Jefferson Knox Lawrence Licking Lorain Marion Meigs Mercer Miami Monroe Morgan Morrow Muskingum Noble Perry Pickaway Pike Ross Scito Stark Union van Wert Vinton Washington Wood

Letters From Men In Service From Floyd Harrold in France

Mr and Mrs James Harrold of Nelsonville hear from their son Floyd in the aviation service in France. He describes arriving June 2 after crossing the Atlantic, notes French rail travel, Red Cross support with hot coffee, French wooden shoes, and meals like chicken, mashed potatoes, gravy, peas, bread, soup and coffee. He mentions Napoleons old battlefield and small frame bungalows for quarters.

James Harrold Nelsonville Floyd France Atlantic American Red Cross Napoleon's States

Never a Yellow Streak in America's Colors

The phrase celebrates the blue field and white stars with red and white stripes as enduring symbols, affirming steadfast, unyielding national pride across the union.

America

Italy’s Aviation Lead in World War I Air Power

Garret Smith surveys Italy’s rapid rise as an air power, detailing Caproni and Pomilio aircraft, engine innovations, and Italy’s expanding aviation industry. He notes 40,000 trained workers, 8,000 military planes, and Italy supplying allies, with records in speed, altitude, and endurance. The piece cites Caproni’s goals for postwar passenger flights and long-range air routes, highlighting Italy’s industrial shifts and American material support.

Italy England France Marne Verdun America Cadorna Alps Resnati Laurent D'Annunzio Caproni Pomilio Marconi Tesla Pomillo Fiat Giovanni Caproni Atlantic Paris Washington Portugal Azores Newfoundland New York City Columbus New World Giulio Laurenti Turin Naples Resnall Newport News Mineola Langley Field

Cincinnati Produce Prices in Today's Markets

Figges firm prime firsts 37¢ dos firsts 26 2c ordinary fire to 8c seconds 30 1-2c. Live Poultry firm fowls four pounds and over 26 1-2c per lb under 4 Ibs 26 1-2c brewers over 1 1-4 Tha 3 56 40c, roosters 18c.

Figges Brotlers

Chicago Market Summary Hogs and Cattle Prices

Chicago Illinois June 28 hog receipts 19000 market five cents higher cattle 6000 sheep 13000

Chicago Ill

Pittsburg Markets Digest Cattle Steady Sheep Lambs Steady

Pittsburg June 28 market report notes cattle market unchanged as well as sheep and lambs. Hog receipts of 20 cars show a slow market with prime heavies at 16.70 to 16.76, mediums heavies and lights around 16.0 to 17.90 for pigs.

Pittsburg

Cattle and Hogs Markets Mixed in Cincinnati Trading

Cattle receipts 1216 and cattle shipments unchanged. Hog receipts 5815 with steady market as good choice packers and butchers bring 16.80. Sheep receipts 4210 and market weak with extras 11.26 to 11.50. Lambs market slow with extras around 17.75.

Cincinnati

Grain and hay prices listed for Toledo market

Toledo prices show corn cash at 1.70, oats 0.81, rye 1.75. Clover 16.76 for Oct, 18.60. Alsike 11.26 for Oct. Timothy 3.05 with Sept 4.50 and Oct Dec 4.20 March 4.45.

Toledo Alsike Timothy

Chicago Grain Market Report June prices and contracts

In Chicago Illinois on June 28 grains and pork futures were listed with corn for June at 1.48 1 4 per bushel July 1.48 5 8 August 1.50 7 8. Oats for June 0.791 8 July 0.786 8 August 0.691 4. Pork futures showed July at 48.55 and Gent 43.75.

Chicago Ill

House Stands 300 Years in Dedham Massachusetts

The Fairbanks house of Dedham built in 1636 is cited as the oldest frame house in the United States. Oak timbers from Hongland dated around 1635 remain solid. bricks were ballast. Jonathan and Mrs. Fairbanks came from Sowerby Yorkshire in 1628 and built the structure.

Boston Fairbanks Dedham Mass United States Coun Hongland Jonathan Fairbanks Sowerby Yorkshire

Hoover for Representative: Republican candidate in Athens County

Thomas N. Hoover announces his candidacy for Representative from Athens County on the Republican ticket at the primary election August 13. He has lived in Athens for eighteen years, is an Athens Township farmer, and teaches History Government and Constitutional Law at the University.

Thomas N. Hoover Athens County Athens Athens Township

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Social News J. T. Dailey Near Albany T. B. Warren McArthur D. J. Evans Will R. Cable East State Street Beth Adene Frank McVay Cleveland McVay Frank Copeland T. A. Snyder Dayton Mansfield Mrs. Alston Ellis Mrs. Ellis Delaware Sanitarium Dr. Ellis John Cuckler Major A. G. Farmer Fairfield Aviation Camp D. H. Williams James Williams the Plains John Harkins J. L. Henry W. H. Henry Camp Custer Battle Creek Mich M. F. Cooley Nelle Copeland Ashtabula Charles Finley Cooley C. M. Copeland C. A. Lowry Betty Ann Gary Indiana B. F. Eddy Lowery Purdue University L. D. McGinley Hamilton Clara Amy Weihr McGinley West Point Eugene Columbia University C. M. Liggett Margaret Riddle Fort Collins Colorado O. HW. Liggett Albany Ethel Hunt Maud Thompson Coby Perkins Hary Moore Clinton Augustine Poston James Ferguson John Gabriel Circle Hill Arnold Smith Columbia Patriotic Columbia Lafayette Home Sweet Home Barney Bo Lilly Flanders Broadway Home Berlin Rhine Central No Man’s Land Alexander Hibbard’s Music North Court Street Ohio Staly The Clir Garret Smith Sva Ansaldo Galv Mammouth Floor F. L. Preston CO J. D. Haskins Athene National Bank Cincinnati Produce Cincinnati Cattle Market Toledo Grain Market Mess Furn. Co N. Court
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